The Awakened Strength +3 覺醒的力量

The Awakened Strength +3 覺醒的力量 He created +3 Wellness, a principle based coaching and educational fitness and wellness platform focusing on mobility, strength, nutrition and recovery.

Jordan 是一位整合瑜伽療癒、肌力訓練與覺知生活的身心教練,幫助人們改善動作品質、強化身體,並活出清晰而平衡的人生。他創立了 +3 Wellness —— 一個以原則為核心的身心教育訓練平台,專注於身體活動度、力量、營養與恢復,以覺醒的力量(The Awakened Strength)的訓練藍圖,引導學員建立韌性、平衡與高維度的身心連結。

J人健生活:動得好;吃得好:精神好
3 Wellness Principle: Move Well Eat Well Be Well Jordan是一位多才多藝的身心健康顧問,擁有豐富的生活經歷和多國語言能力。他曾在美國、馬來西亞和台灣生活,熟練掌握多國文化。對於旅行、運動、藝術和閱讀充滿熱愛。

Jordan的職業歷程令人印象深刻,涵蓋服裝設計師、舞者、瑜伽老師和健康管理教練等多個領域。在2007年開始接觸瑜伽後,由於工作壓力的影響,他深深感受到瑜伽的治癒力量,開啟了多年的學習和實踐之旅。Jordan積極涉足科學化的體適能訓練、靜坐冥想和疼痛照護等領域,專攻身心健康綜合訓練。

作為多項美國運動表現和健身認證教練,Jordan擁有豐富的專業資格,包括ACE私人教練、Pre Script Level 2教練等。他在運動健康管理領域有著卓越的實踐經驗,曾擔任肯尚健康管理總教練,領導團隊制定運動健康計畫。

Jordan的瑜伽教學風格獨樹一幟,融合了瑜伽體位法、疼痛照護和冥想,並致力於幫助學生實現身心平衡。他的瑜伽教學涵蓋範疇廣泛,包括瑜伽療癒、身體活柔軟度和動性訓練、運動傷害防護和復健計畫等。

目前,Jordan正在接受著名教練Dr. Pat Davidson的運動生理學課程指導,致力於成為少數專精於瑜伽和體適能全方位教練的專家。他的學習歷程包括加拿大瑜伽師Hart Lazer的療癒瑜伽、美國肌力和功能訓練教育平台Pre Script的認證,以及國際瑜伽療癒師Neil Pearson的疼痛照護瑜珈證照等。

Jordan是一位擁有超過15年瑜伽教學經驗的教練,並在國內外舉辦研習課程。他的專業認證包括美國瑜伽聯盟500小時瑜伽認證、加拿大Hart Lazer的療癒瑜伽認證,以及美國療癒瑜伽權威老師Doug Keller的瑜伽聯盟繼續教育認證。

Jordan以原則主導的方式教授,關注運動科學化訓練對身體的優化療癒效果。他深信效率和目標主導是健康訓練的關鍵。

學歷:
• 美國Fashion Institute of Technology AAS學士畢業
• 美國University of Georgia. BA Science 學士畢業
現職
• Jordan Wellness 自由教練/體適能瑜伽整合訓練師
• Bon Vivant 肯尚健康管理運動教練/顧問
• Space Yoga/Wellness 療癒瑜伽老師
認證
• 美國 Pate Davidson Exercise Science University 運動生理學課程 (2024)
• 美國 Bioforce Certified Conditioning Coach 運動體能認證教練 (2024)
• 澳洲 Clean Health BioLayne Nutrition Certificate L1/L2 BioLayne 運動營養學認證課程
• 美國PreScript運動人體表現 Level 1/2/SA 認證教練
• 美國國家運動委員會私人教練 ACE-CPT
• Hart Lazer, 加拿大United Yoga Montreal 療癒瑜珈 美國E-RYT500小時瑜珈聯盟認證
• Neil Pearson, Life is now 加拿大疼痛照護療癒瑜珈50CE繼續教育認證
• Doug Keller, 美國療癒瑜珈聯盟CEU105小時瑜珈聯盟繼續教育認證
• NeuroKinetic Therapy 神經動能療法 Level One 一級認證

專長
• 療癒瑜伽針對慢性疾病
• 身體活柔軟度和動性訓練
• 特殊族群運動計畫
• 運動傷害防護和復健計畫
• 體適能肌力和心肺訓練
• 靜坐冥想和創傷壓力釋放

Jordan is a Yoga teacher, fitness trainer and exercise specialist focusing on training people through a wellness approach. Jordan have taught yoga and fitness over a span of 14 years, he teaches workshops, retreats, assisted in teacher trainings in Taiwan and internationally, centered around the topic of yoga therapy and mobility. He is an avid fitness enthusiast, meditator and traveler. He leads “Beyond yoga” retreats in Europe and Taiwan every year since 2018, blending his unique experience through exploring practices outside of yoga asana. He incorporates several disciplines notably buddhist meditation practices. exercise and yoga physiology, movement kinesiology and breath work to help clients transform their health and live a healthy balance lifestyle. Jordan’s approach is about finding balance and insight into your own journey. His class is funny, empowering, precise and challenging. Besides yoga, He coaches variety of clients in strength and conditioning to anyone between ages 15-75, prioritizing general health and facilitate human performance. ADDITIONAL TRAINING :
Pate Davidson Exercise Science University, 3 semester of 4 hour per weeks.
• Introduction to Exercise Physiology/ Bioenergetics/ Cardiovascular Anatomy and Physiology/ Pulmonary Anatomy and Physiology/ Cardiorespiratory Training Adaptations/ Neuromuscular Physiology & Training Adaptations/ Aerobic Endurance Training/ Training for Strength, Hypertrophy, and Power
• May 2023 - 2024
Pre-Script Skill Acquisition Certification, 6 weeks online course
• Principles of Skill Acquisition
• Learning Strategies
• Constraints
• Performance Considerations
• Advanced Programming
• Cognitive Development
• Complex Task & Motor Learning
• Internal and External Factors
• Task-centric Movement Prep
Pre-Script L2 Coaching Certification, 16 weeks of 1 hour per week,
• Structure and Function relationship of ribcage and pelvis
• breathing and gait cycle is assessing movement compensation
• nervous system and motor learning
Pre-Script L1 Coaching Certification, 16 weeks of 1 hour per week,
• Fundamentals of Resistance Training
• Principles of Movement Assessments
• Anatomy and Applied Biomechanics
• Foundations of Barbell Movements
• Injury Risk Management Strategies
• Introduction to Exercise Programming
• Pre-Script principles of Mobility-Stability-Strength™. Dec 2021- August 2022

ACE-CPT. America Council of Exercise- Certified Personal Trainer, Jan 2020

Dr. Kathy Dooley, Movement and Risk Analysis of Common Workouts, 8 hours: Dissecting Get Up, Push Up, Pull Up, Deadlift and Squat. July 2019

Ramanand Patel & Hart Lazer, 40CEU hours, weekend workshop, Jan 2019

Neurokinetic Therapy NKT Level One certified, Understanding of NKT protocol, specific muscle testing and assessing muscles imbalances of core, lower extremities and upper extremities. November 2018

Hart Lazer, 300 Hours RYT Advance Yoga Teacher Training: A Therapeutic Approach. Focus on in-depth material with healing the musculoskeletal system, nervous system and organic system via asana, meditation and breath work. Topics trained in 9 areas include :1.Upper Back, Neck and Shoulders, 2. Lower Back and Hamstrings 3. Hips, Groins and Knees, 4. Autoimmune Diseases 5. Cancer 6. Sexual Trauma 7. Chronic Pain, Anxiety and Depression 8. Stress and Trauma 9. Asthma, Snoring and Sleep apnea. Dec 2017

Neil Pearson, Life Is Now@ Pain Care Yoga Certificate 50CE, in-depth integration of pain science, innovative pain self-management techniques, yoga philosophy and integration of Pain Care Yoga into clinical or therapeutic practice. Apr2015- Oct 2016, Taipei, Taiwan

Doug Keller, 30 Hours CEU Yoga Alliance Immersion, Unlocking Therapeutic Wisdom, Asana as Expression of Prana, curriculum include Philosophy on Tantra in Hatha Yoga, postural assessment, mysofacial sutra, cranial sacral core and shoulder works. Sept 2016, Taipei, Taiwan

Hart Lazer, 30DAYS Yoga and Meditation Intensive curriculum include asana, meditation and restorative integration based on Buddhist teaching of 4 immeasurables, self acceptance and impermanence. June 2016, Montreal, Canada. Ramanand Patel/Hart Lazer, 25 Hours Learning the Ropes and Mastering the Props curriculum include 5-day exploration of using ropes, chairs and many more props as a vehicle for deepening yoga practice, increasing therapeutic knowledge and refining teaching skills. June 2016, Montreal, Canada

Carlos Pomeda, 14.5 Hours Yoga Philosophy Intensive Workshop, curriculum include History and Evolution of Yoga, Shiva and Shakti, Bhagavad Gita and Meditation, Nov 2015, Taipei, Taiwan. Doug Keller, 40 Hours CEU Yoga Alliance Immersion, A Therapeutic Eye in Yoga Teaching and Practice, curriculum include body movement pattern, pain/chronic injury, yoga therapeutic assessment, postural assessment in foot, knee, hips, shoulder and neck in forward bend, backbend and standing poses. January 2015, Taipei, Taiwan. Hart Lazer, 150 Hours RYT Advance Yoga Teacher Training LEVEL ONE, curriculum include Teaching in Intermediate and advance backbend, forward bend, twist and inversion in Iyengar-inspired tradition, beginning meditation, pranayama awareness, injury prevention and therapeutic approach in deepening asana practice and precision adjustment, April 2014-January 2015, Manila, Philippines

Richard Freeman, The art of Vinyasa, union of opposites, asana, chanting and philosophy, 30 Hours Immersion. March 2014, Taipei, Taiwan

Hart Lazer, 200 Hours RYT Hatha Yoga Teaching Training, curriculum include fundamental asana practice and teaching in Iyengar tradition, buddhist meditation, philosophy and restorative and therapeutic approach in asana adjustment, Hanoi, Vietnam

Hart Lazer, 24 Hours Intensive Therapeutic Immersion: Neck, Shoulders, and Upper Back, August 2013, Taipei, Taiwan. Richard Freeman, Ashtanga and Philosophy 30 Hours Immersion. March 2013, Taipei, Taiwan

Peter Scott, Iyengar 2-day Workshop, From Standing to Inversion. May 2012, Taipei, Taiwan

Sarah Power, Insight Yoga 1-day Workshop: Mindfulness Meditation, Yin Yoga. April 2012, Taipei, Taiwan. Ken Harakuma, Ashtanga Workshop: Mysore adjustment technique and relaxation technique, March 2012, Taipei, Taiwan

Chuck Miller, “Breath, Root, Core” Ashtanga Mysore style morning workshop, May 2011, Taipei, Taiwan

Carlos Pomeda, “Wisdom of Yoga” yoga philosophy workshop, March, 2011, Taipei, Taiwan

Heidi Chen, “meditative flow of movement” Ashtanga Vinyasa based workshop, Dec 2010, Taipei, Taiwan

Heidi Chen, “practice from inside out” yoga workshop, April 2010, Taipei, Taiwan

RYT 200 with Vincent Lu, Pure Yoga, July 2009, Taipei, curriculum include Vinyasa flow, anatomy, yoga philosophy, sunskrit studying, meditation, chanting, hot yoga, ashtanga, yin, and pranayama.

為什麼你學習的越多,人生卻越卡?資訊氾濫,但智慧卻很零散。我們總是被推銷各種方法來改變人生——有些為了改變身體,有些為了財務成功,有些為了靈性啟發。更深層的問題不在於缺乏知識,真正的問題在於「碎片化」。人的成長不是一堆獨立改善的集合,而是一...
27/08/2026

為什麼你學習的越多,人生卻越卡?

資訊氾濫,但智慧卻很零散。我們總是被推銷各種方法來改變人生——有些為了改變身體,有些為了財務成功,有些為了靈性啟發。

更深層的問題不在於缺乏知識,真正的問題在於「碎片化」。
人的成長不是一堆獨立改善的集合,而是一個強化互聯系統的過程。

「覺醒力量」的哲學始於一個簡單的觀察:當產能擴大時,生命也會隨之擴展。

健康、財富、關係和人生使命,不是分開的待辦事項。它們在同一個系統裡互相牽動。當身體變得更強壯、更有韌性時,你才能獲得充分參與世界所需的能量。當神經系統學會有效調節壓力,頭腦才能保持持續的專注與穩定的決策品質。這些生理基礎,影響著生活的每一個領域。

這就是 +3 Wellness 法則的核心:動得好、吃得好、精神好。有意義的轉變很少來自極端的手段,它是在時間的推移中,透過持續、微小的進步發展而來的。微小的改變會累積。進步不需要完美,需要的是正確的方向。

邁向覺醒力量的旅程不是為了追求舒適感,而是對自我發展的承諾。成長總是伴隨著挑戰。但當你讓自己變得更強大時,你無可避免地會影響身邊的人。成長不僅是個人的責任,也是一種對社會的貢獻。

我之前在一個學者看到了這些話:

運動員的身體
斯多葛的心智
戰士的精神
詩人的心

— Jordan Koh
Founder, +3 Wellness

#台北健身教練 #覺醒的力量 #瑜伽人

Ancient stillness and modern science are telling the same story.For 2,000 years, practitioners sat in meditation to "cle...
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Ancient stillness and modern science are telling the same story.

For 2,000 years, practitioners sat in meditation to "clear energy." They weren't just being poetic—they were training their nervous systems to signal safety to the body.

In Awakened Strength, we treat energy as the compass of your felt experience. It’s not a mystery; it’s the data your body uses to navigate. And we use movement as the key to jumpstart that sensory conversation.

This is pure physiology. Through proprioception and interoception, your body’s sensory receptors send a constant stream of information to your nerves. When you move with intent, you provide the "sensory proof" your brain needs to regulate the nervous system—whether you need to downregulate for recovery or upregulate for performance.

This is the physiological truth most training misses: The nervous system is the gatekeeper. You aren't "stiff" because of your muscles; you're stiff because your nervous system hasn't given you clearance. It’s a neural defense.

The tradition focuses on spirit. Modern training focuses on output. Your body needs both: the scientific precision of load to grow, and the ancient wisdom of awareness to ensure your system signs off on the progress.

I bridge this gap every week in The Awakened Context. One framework, one shift. Free. Link in bio.

If you’re ready to stop fighting your biology and start training the system that runs it, let’s talk. Link in bio for a free consultation.

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#覺醒力量 #台灣健身教練

The mind-body connection is a fundamental concept in yoga, emphasizing the interplay between our mental and physical sta...
14/08/2026

The mind-body connection is a fundamental concept in yoga, emphasizing the interplay between our mental and physical states. Our thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and attitudes can significantly influence our biological functions, while our physical activities can impact our mental well-being.

Yoga therapy, a holistic healing practice, leverages yoga techniques such as postures (asana), breath control (pranayama), and meditation to address individual health concerns. One of the major mental health challenges in contemporary society is managing stress. Here are some key practices that yoga offers to help alleviate stress:

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https://jordans-newsletter-eeff6c.beehiiv.com/p/top-5-key-steps-to-manage-stress-effectively-with-yoga-therapy

Yoga therapy, a holistic healing practice, leverages yoga techniques such as postures (asana), breath control (pranayama), and meditation to address individual health concerns.

FAT LOSS is not complicated but difficult, Here's why and howFat loss has one mechanism: a caloric deficit. Every diet t...
10/08/2026

FAT LOSS is not complicated but difficult, Here's why and how

Fat loss has one mechanism: a caloric deficit. Every diet that has ever worked creates exactly that condition. The science is not complicated. The ex*****on is.

Because your body is not a calculator. It is a biological system that has spent millions of years learning to resist weight loss. When calories run low, the body reads it as famine. Metabolism slows. Hunger amplifies.

And when protein intake is insufficient, the body breaks down muscle tissue to convert it into fuel — a process called gluconeogenesis. It is not malfunctioning. It is keeping you alive at all costs.

Add chronic stress on top of that and cortisol rises, signaling the body to hold fat as an energy reserve. Add poor sleep and growth hormone drops, stalling the tissue repair that fat loss depends on. The internal environment works against the very thing you are trying to do.

This is why people who do everything right on paper still get stuck. The deficit is there. The plan is solid. But the system underneath is not cooperating.

Fat loss is not just about what you eat. It is about the conditions inside your body that determine whether the mechanism can actually work.

Train with intention. Sleep deeply. Regulate your nervous system. Eat enough protein. Monitor without obsession. Build consistency over weeks, not days.

That is the whole system. And a physique that reflects your effort and your identity.

The Awakened Context Newsletter arrives weekly. One framework. One practice. One shift.

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The real enemy is not laziness. It is Comfort Culture.The chronic avoidance of adaptive stress. Most people don't realiz...
10/08/2026

The real enemy is not laziness. It is Comfort Culture.

The chronic avoidance of adaptive stress. Most people don't realize they're caught in it until their capacity has already shrunk.

I had a student who took only yin yoga classes for years. Passive. Restorative. Gentle. She never once came to a power or flow class. At first, I thought she was recovering. Then I realized she was avoiding. And over the years, I watched her get weaker, more frail, and visibly lose muscle mass. Not because she was aging. Because she stopped asking her body to adapt.

Your body needs stress to grow. Adaptive stress is the signal your body uses to build capacity. When you lift something heavy, your muscles adapt. When you move dynamically, you prime neuroplasticity and challenge your nervous system to coordinate under load. When you expose yourself to challenge, your thresholds expand. Without that stimulus, the opposite happens. Your body contracts.

Comfort Culture tells you that being idle is always the answer. That gentleness is always the solution. But your body adapts to the demands you place on it most consistently. If the demand is always low, your capacity shrinks to match.

The trap is that comfort feels safe. It feels like self-care. But avoiding challenge fosters a fixed mindset, cementing the belief that you are fragile. There is a difference between recovery and avoidance. Recovery rebuilds capacity. Avoidance prevents it from ever forming.

You do not need to punish your body. You need to challenge it deliberately. Lift something heavy. Move fast once in a while. Practice holding difficult positions. Give your nervous system the signal that it is capable of more than what yesterday asked of it.
That is how capacity grows.

I write about this every week in The Awakened Context. Free. Link in bio.

If you are ready to build a protocol that includes real challenge and real recovery, I offer a free consultation. DM me or link in bio.
Let's train.

#覺醒力量 #台灣健身

你在工作上很自律,吃得也算注意,運動也沒少做——但身體卻還是垮掉。問題會不會從來都不是「不夠努力」?你的身體不是一個分開的儲備系統:一個面對工作壓力,一個面對運動壓力,一個面對情緒消耗。一切的身心狀態,都是同一個系統在運作。你一整天做的每一...
10/08/2026

你在工作上很自律,吃得也算注意,運動也沒少做——但身體卻還是垮掉。問題會不會從來都不是「不夠努力」?

你的身體不是一個分開的儲備系統:一個面對工作壓力,一個面對運動壓力,一個面對情緒消耗。一切的身心狀態,都是同一個系統在運作。你一整天做的每一件事,都是從同一個地方在提領——那就是你的「產能戶頭」。

這就是產能法則:你能承受多少身體、心理和情緒上的負荷,來自同一個共用的儲備。這個儲備一旦見底,受影響的從來不會只是單一的身心系統,而是會牽動你生活的每一個角落。

這法則,其實你早就親身經歷過。工作忙到爆的那一週,你不會想動——不是因為你懶,是因為身心儲備已經被工作耗掉大半,身體根本沒有多餘的產能撐起訓練。訓練強度太高,或身體常常痠痛,你會對生活變得沒耐性——同樣的道理,訓練把儲備用掉了,情緒調節需要的產能不夠,關係也跟著受影響。生活上很自律,身體卻還是垮掉——身心從來不是兩件事,而是同一個儲備,同時被人生的好幾個方向掏空。

大部分的訓練計畫,都只是針對身體在操練而已。它們只要求你承受更多壓力,卻沒有真正去建立產能儲備本身。這就是為什麼「更努力」,換來的往往是「更差的成果」。

你沒辦法透過盲目的努力和意志力,逼出更多產能。產能是「建立」出來的——透過適當劑量的壓力,搭配真正的恢復,讓身體裡每一個環環相扣的系統,都能在對的環境下適應、成長。這就是 Awakened Strength 的根基。

你會開始把產能,當成一個整合的系統來看——不會再把身體、工作、情緒狀態,當成三個分開的項目來處理。你會問一個更好的問題:不是「我要怎麼更努力」,而是「我現在的產能——身體、心理、精神狀態——撐不撐得起我想要的人生?」

如果你已經受夠了低產能的生活方式,想開始訓練真正提升身心狀態的能力——連同神經系統、身分認同,全部一起練——這裡就是起點。

訂閱《覺醒的脈絡》,每週收到完整的拆解;或是預約一次免費教練通話,幫你建立屬於自己的成長方向。連結在個人簡介。

Let's train.

#覺醒力量 #神經系統訓練 #產能訓練 #身心體適能 #台灣健身教練

07/08/2026

One of the biggest levers in coaching isn't the program, it's reading the person in front of you: how motivated they actually are, how their nervous system responds to stress, and whether they're built to push through a rough patch or need a different kind of support to stay on track. The body is a survival machine. It reacts to keep you alive — it doesn't care what you want, unless you teach it to.

The body is also an adaptable machine. How it responds to a single session, and how those responses shift with repeated exposure over time, is the entire subject of exercise physiology. It sounds complicated, but the practical version is simple: train consistently, respect recovery, and pay attention to what your specific body is telling you.

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Issue 008: It’s Not Motivation, It’s Physiology: How to Work With Your Body Instead of Against It

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Most people treat fatigue like a willpower problem. It isn't — it's a biology problem.

Ironically, the same energy spike that gets people hooked on exercise in the first place is often what makes them quit. That post-workout high feels great — but when your body can't regenerate energy fast enough to keep up with what you're asking of it, the crash eventually outweighs the high, and most people walk away without ever knowing why.



Regeneration > Motivation

Over the past 15 years of coaching clients, I’ve observed several common challenges that beginners face when starting th...
29/07/2026

Over the past 15 years of coaching clients, I’ve observed several common challenges that beginners face when starting their fitness journey



Over the past 15 years of coaching clients, I’ve observed several common challenges that beginners face when starting their fitness journey

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